Alaska Senate Candidate Denies Knowledge of Plot to Add Second Dan Sullivan to Ballot
Democratic candidate Mary Peltola states she was unaware of efforts to recruit a namesake to potentially confuse voters in a closely contested race.
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Mayor Defects from Green Party Over 'Zionism is Racism' Motion
Newquay Mayor Drew Creek joins the Labour party, citing the Green Party's controversial conference motion as a primary reason for his departure.
1960 Study Predicted Global Catastrophe on Nov. 13, 2026
A physicist's doomsday forecast tied to population explosion has gained renewed attention as the date approaches, though current trends suggest otherwise.
Cybersecurity Emerges as a Critical Economic Priority
Protecting the digital economy requires a collective commitment, extending beyond IT departments to become a shared economic imperative for businesses and individuals alike.
Hollywood's Playful Past: The Forgotten CAA Talking Dog T-Shirt
Co-founders of the powerhouse agency recount the genesis of a whimsical t-shirt that symbolized a bygone era of audacious self-promotion and industry camaraderie.
Daytime Emmys Chief Criticizes Elon Musk's X as 'Unrecognizable'
Adam Sharp, former Twitter executive, expresses concern over the platform's direction under Musk and the impact of AI on journalism.
Christa Pike Says She Endured Constant Pain After Botched Execution Attempt
The convicted murderer detailed her suffering and isolation following the failed lethal injection in Tennessee.
Daniel Stewart Shares Tribute to Estranged Father Patrick Stewart
Son of the late 'Star Trek' actor posts a photo from a past production, acknowledging years of estrangement.
First Pope Votes in U.S. Election
Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Prevost of Chicago, casts mail-in ballot, citing civic duty.